The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 4

FARMERS UP IN. ARMS They Object to toe Iureuld Price it CoU" Tits. MAY SUBSTITUTE WIRE ROPE Merchants Explain. Why the Manu. facturers Raised the Price.

SAY IT WAS NOT THE WORK OF A TRUST There Is Much Difference of Opinion and Both Sides Expressed Their Views. re letter of R. T. Nesbltt. comm alon er of agriculture.

to the farmers of Geor- gla and other southern states. which a as published in yesterdays Constitution. creat- ed a stir in bus ness eir les and among the agricultural elates of the tate Ne ter In that letter the Commissioner i trged the farmers of Uate to combine and form an organization for the purpose of lug the eftorts of the cotton tie maim faturers to blain a prke for their ties this ear a mo double that obtained last je ir The suff tlii or t- omm sloner is that the farmers ld tl eir cotton rd ad 11 some ot ur ki of tit for lit ding the cotter bar than tie ones now 1 which ar ad of et lie el i i 1 II that me titer mati rial for ue tniy It feis 1 lc ai I sv gested wire. If no substitute for He steel te an le had he tMi that tie present troslerOU condit on of tile farmers of the south will enable them to hold bi tl eh turn until the so ca ei tie trd Ida to tie demands of the cotton tro er Constitution le orter in er iewed Mttss men of Atlanta. and man prominent farmers who were the city on the plans iKtf ted by commissioner esbitt.

There is a wl Jlffen-i of in on the subject Mam merchants Io traded in Ue for. years insist tlat the manufa turers hue 1 mono on all tie-old during the past two ear This In crease in price th season tlu declared. was necessary in order to keep th flu- facturers from going to the wall I there ire only six cotton tie factories in the United Sstate Of tt numler ill ec lulled under the- strain of the low pikes lf last ear and is said at every 011 of the bix lost money. The Increased Price Explained. The explanation OlTereil 1 fi I i i rea in price this ur is that the rrice the raw material has ri en to in enoinlUs extent.

Commissioger er Nest at in his letter stated that the price of iron aa the same as last ear This ma be rue lit the price of steel. out of which tie ties are made. has Increased this ear to where It was only lf last ear The men hants claim that the fre ghis from he manufactories in Penns and hio have increased 33 per cent over last ear. In substantiation of the claim that the Increase In not due to the formation of a trust but to the increase th- i ri of steel. the merchants point to tie in rease in the price of other goods ma le of steel.

All of such goods me i i ei at double what the were last ear. No thee Rise Expected. Ties rose price last year Torn tents per bundle to SO cents. and many farmers anticipate a further rise the price this year though the are now quoted at 1 3i a bundle. Hardware men and liolesale dealers in bagging and ties who were In viewed yesterday expressed a.

willu ness to sign contracts calling tur the de livery of ties at any time during the sea. son at the present price. They do i ot expect a rise in price. The merchants will be jut as read to supply the demand for wire with which i to bind up cotton bales as the are to furnish the old old-fashioned ties In case the farmers as a class decide to adopt wire. Most of the merchants.

however have in large orders for the old fashioned ties and the with be obliged to take them from the manufacturers. Natural they wish to dispose of them. In support of their position that the old old-fashioned ties are the only kind to be. used the merchants declare that wire will cut through the bagging and that It will not make a good bind ng cord. The tnat every cornpresser who ships cotton abroad will insist on lng the bales with the old- fashioned ties and that he wilt deduct from the pr ce paid for cotton the expense.

of replacing the wire with the regulation ties. In that case the farmers will be the losers. An Argument Against Wire Ties. Another argument against tl plan proposed Commissioner Nesbitt is that the farmers make a good di il more by using the old fashioned ties for the reason that the are paid for the entire weight of the bale. bagging and ties included at the net price of cotton.

As there are nine pounds of ties on a bale of cotton. and if cotton brings 6 cents a pound. the return to tin farmer would be 54 cents whereas the ties used on the bate onl cost him. 30 cents. The difference would be a ga of 21 cents a bale to the farmer.

On the other hand. tl three pounds of wire necessary to the tale would cost 14 cents and the three pounds at 6 cents the price of cotton would bring the farmer back 18 cents. The difference being a gain of 4 cents. It will be seen that under these circumstances the farmer makes 20 cents more on ever bale tied with the teet tie thin he does on those tied with wire. Farmers Up in Arms.

Commissioner Nesbitt was not In Allan. ta yesterday and could not be seen In re ran to his letter. He has received many letters of protest against the Increase. In the price of cotton ties and his letter outlines his opinions In the matter. The commissioner is of the opinion that since the farmers are In a.

better condition than they have been for zany years and will not have to buy more than 50 per cent of the provisions which they bought two years ago they can hold their cotton. The. department of which Mr. Nesbitt is the head has volunteered to give the matter a thorough Investigation and see if un substitute can be had for the steel ties. seems to be the most desir.

able. Rope has been suggested but the insurance companies would insist on rals. ing. Insurance rates enormously ii rope was adopted. The reason for this is that It the bale caught nre the rope would break when.

burned and the bale would expand. enabling the cotton to burn liKe a tinder box. whereas with the steel ties the cotton la so compressed that the tire can at best only smoulder and cannot blaze forth as It could with ropes. Letters of Prtest Among the letters received the com missioner of agriculture Is the following set of resolutions recently auopted at a mass meeting of farmers of Troup county Whereas a cotton tie trust has re centl been organized and advanced the price. of cotton ties nearl 100 per cent.

adding an additional cost to the cotton grower of about Jl WU 000 and Whereas regard this advance as oppressive und unjust- and we call upon- the planters of Georgia and the other cotton states to take immediate anion looking to a substitute for the present cotton tie either of wire or such other material-as as may be deemed sufficient We disclaim un attempt to 1 amper legitimate I business. but in ew of the times. cannot look upon this in ement otturwis titan as an unjust attempt reap where they have not sown und gather where the have not strewn therefore be it Resolved That we the planters of Troup count will resist to the bitter end all such attempts at robbery un. der the guise of business and put this trust on notice that we will not sub. nut to such unconscionable exactions.

Resolved further. That a copy of th preamble and resolutions be forwarded It our commissioner of agriculture for such. action as 1 may think best and that the press of the state be requested to publish the same. C. rrRRr I 1 SR.

Chairman. FRANK P. LONGLEY Secretary. Commissioner Nesbitt as soon as he re turns to Atlanta will begin an investigation to see If It Is feasible to adopt an other cotton ties than the steel bands that have been formerly used. MRS.

ALLEN SCORNED. Her Husbanud Refused To See Her When She Called at the Jail. Joe Mien the alleged forger and would- be lunatic. who still confined at the county jail has had a serious quarrel with his wife. and if present in indications count for anything.

his marital felicity is at an end. This erstwhle young detective married Miss Addle Leik several wet ago in order that he in ght become more familiar with the affairs of the famous teik family ho ing in this wa to capture the famous outlaws and thereby rake In that big re ward. He succeeded In capturing the girl. but he was not quite so luck with the reward. a strange Intervention of fate the Delks were captured.

before the untbltious detec- the could la his hands on them. Sir. and Mr Allen lived together for awhile and then separated. Jut fbout this time Mien was accused of forging three cheeks for. which he is now en olng the hosi Hahtv of Jailer ubanks The Delks have since moved to town.

1 ut Mrs. Jot- Alien seems to he little coi cerned al out her huslands unfortunate predi a ment. She has called on him at the. Jail only twice slut his Incarceration The tirst visit. he saw him.

and the tv was vcr formal. but the second ic she was not so fortunate. Tie pretty little woman with tile dark I rown hair and line eyes appea" 1 at the jail yesterday afteri oon and a ked to her husband. One of tie guards went ip to Allen's cell to see if he de irei an in view with his wife. when the latter exclaimed in unml takal le terms that.

he did not. This message was conveyed to Mrs. Allen and she was furious. She roundly de nounced her husband 1 in liter terms and stated that she would never give in the opportunity to her again. Mien has re overcl front sis mental ab.

erratlon. It seems that the ither was a little too hot for his Jlttle Oame tnd he decided to give up the fight WITH JEAN INOELOW A Delightful Evening Planned by the Agnes Scott Alumnae. At the Agnes Scott Institute next Irida evening one of the most delightful enter. talnments of the year will be given by the alumnae of that institution. The bare mention of the fact is sufficient to draw a large gathering to this tar- tamed seat of learning at Decatur and the evening will no doubt be as treat a success In point of attendance as in the character of the entertainment itself.

It will be an evening with Je an Ingelow and the songs and recitations will be chiefly selected from the works of that brll llant queen of her sex. I Light refreshments will be served after the literary features of the evening are 1 Luderneath the magnificent oaks and along the winding promenades of the spacious lawn in front of the Institute a delightful time- awaits those who attend the exercises Friday evening. Colbert Proved a Pine Collector. Tom Lojbert a negro man. was bound over yesterday morning by Justice Orr on the charge of laren after tiust.

Flbert Davis. a negro. was In charge of a watermelon car for Cat tain Cod a cw days ago. On the day that Colbert got Into trouble Davis took in Jl Coll ert went to Davis and told that Captain Cody had sent him after the money. The unsuspect tng Davis readily gave the amount to Col.

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I eal Heir York Boston Philadelphia. 9000999090999090009099009 RATIFIED 1WTICKET Mtss Meeting it ths Imperial Indorses the Neal Council Ticket. 106 MEN AT THE MEETING Captain Ellis Preeenttd the Ticket and It Was Approved Quietly. ONLY THREE SPEECHES WERE MADE A Whiskered Individual Caused Merriment by Hi Interrupfionan notion Offered. One hundred and seven men met in the Imperial theater last night and ratified the Neal ticket selected br the committee of forty at the clt hall Monday night.

The meeting was a quiet one and devoid of special interest. Captain W. D. Ellis presented the ticket to the meeting and Ills well worded eulogy of the different candl. dates brought a round of hand clapping each time.

Captain Kills was given close a tentlon being Interrupted only one time during his speech. That single interruption created the In ctdent of the meeting. Captain Ellis was eulogizing Mr. George W. Seiple.

A tall. bewhiskered citizen. who voice was good but whose speech was disconnected arose and said that as a member of the third ward" he desired to protest against the selection of Mr. Seipie as against Captain D. A l3eatie.

He thought the best Interests of the city demanded it 1 am essentially a Beatle man Mr. Chairman and I move he be substituted for Mr. Scple said the speaker. unsteadily Lhalrnan Neal ruled the objector out of order at that time and Captain Ellis proceeded after the meeting quieted down from laughter. Later the obstreperous ci Uen arose.

and with gesticulation evidently untrabed renewed his motion hut the meeting declined to respect his wishes. No second was made to The motion and Mr. Seiple was left on the eal ticket. There was one objection when Chairman Neat put the motion on the ratine itlon of tin ticket. Tlis ratification was made with- out debate or objection except as stated.

Mr. Steve R. Johnson whose name was before the committee of fort- Monday night. paid a warm tribute-to Mr. George iple Mr.

Johnson declaring his' earnest support or the whole ticket Although he dUI have an aspiration to represent hl war In the council he would loyaliy stand by his life long friend. Mr. Sciple How the Ticket Was Ratified The meeting is called to order at 8 30 clock thill man cal occupied a seat on the stage of Mr. D. Smiths handsome little theater.

The small audience was scat. tired Mr. Neal reviewed the history of the movtmetlt which rescued In the meet- li He slid that Oiptalr- Ulls would present the ticket as agreed upon the corn- Ittee of fort Captain Mils was pleasantly greeted and he aldressrd his auditors lie said that the ti ket was agreed upon merely as a suggps tltt to the voters In the primary. The corn- Itt-ee of forty had endeavored. and sue- eUed in selectln good men represents live citizens lie said that the people wanted men In the council who would give them belgian blocks If thf inled them or vitrified brick it they wanted that and the people wanted men who would not vote for their sons for office if somebody else son was a better man for the lace Thy wanted men whowould sit down upon ring.

strs Jobbers- and nepotism In' the cit government. Captain Ellis then presented each member of the ticket as announced in The Constl tinlon esterJa Before the vote was liken Mr. Johnson and the man with wills kers had their sav The vote was taken and after a motion offered Captain Ellis that the committee of forty Le continued to till an vacancy that ght arise and also to a as a campaign committee the meeting a adjourned. The crowd dispersed qulell Who Were Present. Among those present- re about twent fiv or thirty members of the committee of fort wh eh selectel the ticket.

The crowd was not as large as the meeting which au. thorized Captain Neal to appoint the corn- nut tee at the same place one day last week. The size of the crowd was corn- welshed on by the Instigators of the meeting and they admitted that the audience was smaller than expected. Among those present were Police Commissioner C. Stockdell Police Cornmls- sioner Patterson Captain T.

Neal. Mr. Fulton Colville Councilman Join A Miller Councilman George Sims. Mr. rank heat secretary of the meeting Councilman E.

Adamson. Alderman V. P. Dlmmock Mr. George Brown.

secretary of the city executive committee ML Ewing tax assessor. Mr. Tom Jeffries Mr. John Malone Sr. Captain VT.

D. Fills Mr. George Cassln and George vans the latter of the Industrial Union SIr. W. Smith Mr.

George Terry Dr. Curtis and others. New Candidates in the Field. Several new candidates have entered the city race in the last day or two. The offlc al announcements are slo in coming out but the list is constantly growing.

Mr. H. A Boynton. the well known Alabama street merchant. Is in the race foil alderman from the south side.

11 yet he says that he Is lit to stay regardless of eny committee of forty or other committee of the kind. Mr. Boynton declined to allow name to be presented to the committee of forty and he will make the race before the voters In the primary. Mr. Boy nton said yesterday that he would not withdraw from the race.

said that he Is opposed to committees and that. he will either be elected or defeated on an In dependent platform belonging- to his fac lion or clique Mr. Boynton will be opposedvby Sir 1 Mitchell the nominee of the Neal crm mlttee of forty. In the first ward there are only two tic- thee candidates for council Mr Milt Camp and Dr. W.

Curtis. Dr. Curtis i the Neal ticket candidate. Mr. Camp declined to go Into the committee of forty caucus and he that he is in the race to stay.

Mr. IL M. Welch of the second ward. has been considered a candidate for some time. He has just announced officially that he- Is In the race.

He was formerly in the council from his ward and he has a splendid record to point to. In the third ward Mr. Thomas L. Bishop and Mr. Geoifce Beauchatnp are practically in the race for council They will oppose Mr.

George W. Sciple. who is on the Neal ticket. from that ward. Mr.

A. LeSuer is also in tie race and will run It out. In the- fourth ward the only active candidate Is Mr. George Howard. He is the Neal ticket nominee In the fifth ward Mr.

C. Glass and Mr. Joseph Lambert are out for council They will oppose Dr. L. P- Stephens who is on the committee of forty ticket.

In the sixth ward Mr. Frank Hoyle is in the field and he will oppose Mr. C. Peters the candidate of the committee ticket. Small Boy Bound Over.

Joe Brown a negro boy. was- tried before Justloe Bloodworth yesterday afternoon for being implicated In the. Trio Steam Laundry robbery. which took. place sometime ago.

Three other negroes were ar rested and bound over on the same charge and were witnesses for the state against Brown. Brown was bound over to the. city criminal court. cu" Tax Receiver Armistead Busy Consol idating the Ta BetuTU3 to Order That a Bate Mtty Made. These are busy days for Tax Receiver Armlztead.

The tax books that have been open since the tint of the spring are being rapidly closed. and unless the delinquents hurry with the return of their propellY to the tax receivers office the list will be made complete and the. books will be closed for the year. Under a resolution passed a few weeks ago by the county commissioners all de- lJiqtatts will be double taxed. aUd a lay of a few days may cost them as much as the assessment was at the beginning of the year.

Mother reason for the rush In. Mr. Armistead office is attributed to tile fact that the commissioners are walling tar the con- solldatlon of the. tax returns in order to the tax rate for the ensuing year. This cannot be done until the tax receive books are closed and all the footings made and extensions run out.

These totals are then consolidated by the comntssicne and the amount of tax to be received and the amount or expenses to be met are weighed in the balance togetrer and It is easily seen how much each tax payer roust furnish toward defraying the expenses of the county A special meeting of the corn- mlssloners will be called for this. work and It will probably be about the middle of August before the rate Is fixed. We are working to consolidate the re turns and get the books together said Deputy Castleberry yesterday. There is no way in which to tell the day we will close the books as It Is. a difficult task to measure the work that Is before us.

It will not be long. however. for we are succeeding admirably In the work. Opposed to the Third Division. The board of county commissioners meets this morning at 10 o'clock In the office of Mr.

Anton Kontz clerk of the board. Nothing but routine matters are booked to come up for discussion and there are no matters or a sensational nature on the slate. After the regular monthly pay rolls are passed up and the bills ordered paid the commissioners may discuss the consollda tion of the tax returns briefly but the bus ness pertaining to that feature Is to be transacted at a special session of the board next week. Commissioners Meet Today. The third division of the city court.

which has been proposed by a number of lawyers of the Atlanta Bar Association has met with opposition from the county commls. sloners on account or the increased cost to the county. The commissioners say. the county Is now spending a very large sum of money annually for the maintenance of the courts and It the tax rate is to be lowered which the people demand the third division must pass for the present. The opinion of the commissioners on the subject is that the county has enough courts rtow fl If the litigation has increased to the extreme claimed the courts should be made to sit longer and oftener in order to dispose of all the cases on tint dockets THREE YEARS' IN SENTENCES.

City Criminal Court Has a. Busy Day Trying Prisoners Charged with Petty Offenses. Sentences amounting to iniri six zoo uia in the county chaintang were apportioned among six prisoners yesterday in the cit criminal court by Judge John Berry an i fines aggregating J3UO were assessed. The total value or alt the articles whfth were alleged lo have been stoien amounted to not more than 10. yet the cost of the court In trying.

the cases more than double this figure. Three months of the thirty six that were imposed were given George Sasseen little. t.ro toy who had been arrested for stealing a newspaper worth 5 cents from the hou of Mr A Flesh. The negro was very small and the big Sunday pa was almost a burden to his strength. II saw the paper lying in the yard an picked It up for the purpose of selling- it The boy hid been in Jail several days but was glHm an additional three months esterda Babe McConnell a ginger colored negro woman was charged with simple larrety.

The warrant alleged that she had stolen a cabbage. worth a trifling sum. The evidence was strong against her ant th jury found her guilt A fine of 34 or four months was Imposed the court. George Cody was convicted of stealing a pair of pants tram a Decatur street clothing house. The pants were got at a bargain.

but the prisoner was asked to pay 50 for his pants yesterday. He did not have the amount necessary with which to secure his release and he will work in the county gang for six months. Tnree ooxes of cigars stolen from a Russian Jew were traced. to Zebb and notwithstanding the fact he said he puichased them and paid for the goods he was given a fine of 50 or six mcnths. A South had a coat stolen from htm several days ago and the police arrested John Harris for the theft Harris was placed on trial yesterday and denied his guilt.

The jury found him guilty how. ever. and the cot will cost him nine months of hard labor on the public works Lake Cline was convicted of making an assault upon Cummings and received a sentence of six months with the alterna. live of paying a tine of 5. Tons- Green' a small black negro or doubtful age.

has been In jail on the charge of larceny from the house. Yesterday his ease was nol pressed as a writ of lunacy has since been taken out and his hearing is pending before. the ordlnar The only verdicts of not guilty- were ren. dered In two cases made for trespass The charge of cutting and hauling timber tram the. property of the' Central railroad was preferred against Mose Mur- puy and Ld Harris.

but in both cases me prisoners were released as the evidence was not sufficient to convict them. At 2 o'clock the court took a recess until 9 o'clock this morning. Judge Kerry will hold court for the remainder of the week. Caught Stealing Green Corn. Andrew Tom.

and td Dully three broth. ers were tried. before Justice Orr ester day morning charged with stealing ctrn from a cornfield owned by Mr who resides Just outside est nd The negroes raided the cornfield early in the morning but were seen by one of Mr. RolSTs workmen and caught. AU were bound over.

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ATTRACTION at LAKEWOOD Wednesday and Friday nights a free ex- hlbltlon by the world renowned Prof. W. Lover of feats of sleight of hand. masks and faces' Also Ventriloquism See film See Him Grand concert by Fifth Regiment band. Thursday night.

Phone 1921. LVKEWOQD PARK CO. A PERMANENT CURE. of the most obstinate cases iran teed In from I to 6 days no othsr treat. ment required.

and without the nauseating results of dosing with cubebs copaiba or sandal wook. Ferre Co. successors to Brou Pharmaclen. Paris At all drugglses GEORGIA FULTON COUNT Ordln ar Office. August 3 1146.

Anthony Ball has applied for exemption of personatty and setting apart and valuation of homestead and I will pass upon the same at 10 clock a. m. on the 22d day of August. 1896 at my office W. L.

CALHOUN. Ordinary. Aug 4 2 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 250 invested. safe consei ative Prospectus proofs free.

Daly 1293 Broadway. New Yok July 301 GASOLINE. WWxy xW M'- GASOLINE and headlight oil in five gallon quantities delivered free In any part of the city on short notice drop a postal or telephone 1508 D. Harris. 95 North Honlevard DENTISTRY.

VISIT the Atlanta Dental Parlors. Have te ih Inserted without plates. Have the finest gold and silver fillings inserted For one half usual. charges during the summer Nos 403 and 44 Noreross building corner Pea htree and Marietta streets' Front rooms. BOARD WANTED.

llNTOD BoTrtin ulyw-f children and nurse. Address stating location and terms. Trevanion Broad st Savannah. DIRECT LEGISLATION LEAGUE To Meet at the Courthouse Today said Perfect a State Organization A meting will be held this morning at 10 30 o'clock In. the basement of the courthouse for the purpose of perfecting a state organization of those who advocate the principle of the initiative sad referendum is applied to the rraklng and repealing of aws A very enthusiastic meeting was held In St.

Louis on July 22d and a national league organized composed of our well- known men in the different political parties. The Direct- Legislation League is a nonpolitical organization formed for no other purpose than to educate the people. on the question of democratic government and to ring about a correct practice of that form government. A number of Atlanta citizens have been Invited and have signified an- intention to be present and take part in the meeting. nd the general public is cordially invited he on hand.

It is probable that several interesting speeches will be matte. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives great bodily nerve mental and digestive strength. This the secret of its success in- overcemtng that tired feeling and instilling new life into the body. Excursion Rates to Tybee. The Central of Georgia Railway Company Is now selling excursion tickets to Tybee at the following ow rates' Tickets sold.

dally limited for return fifteen days from date of sale. 1350 Tickets sold Saturday limited for return or tram leaving- Savannah Monday night followthz date of sale. 6. The Tybee press leaves Atlanta every evening at 750 o'clock. arriving at Tybee for breakfast.

Through sleeper Atlanta to Savannah Surf bathing unequaled. Tickets onsale at 16 Wall street anti union depot. JunlZ tf at tue wed thug ANtfONCEMENTS. cS Por Alderman. I am a candidate for alderman from the' couth side subject to the primary called for August 27th I respectfully solicit the support of the voters of Atlanta A.

BOYNTQN To the Voters of the. City. of I hereby announce myself as a candidate for i alderman. north side. subject to primary August 27 1898.

FRANK P. RICE. I respectfully announce myself as a can dldate for alderman from the south side subject to the action of the city executive committee. and ask the support or toy friends and fellow citizens. I MITCHELL.

For Councilman. i I hereby announce myself a candidate for I member of the city council from the third i ward. subject to the democratic primary August 27th. A BEATIK desire to announce that I am a candidate for the council from the sixth ward subject to the action of the city executive committee. FRANK HOYLE.

Atlanta Ga. July 30 To the Voters of Alianta I hereby announce myself as a candidate for council front the third. ward. BEAUCHAMP. I respectfully announce as a candidate- for the city council from the fourth ward subject to the primary of August 27th.

GEORGE HOWARD. I am a candidate for cit council from the second ward. and I respectfully. anile. it the support of my friends and fellow citizens.

Primary August 27th. M. M. WELCH. For City Comptroller.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of city for for the clt of Atlanta subject to primary. My assistants win be George 341. Swift arid- V. E. Algae GEORGE HOLLIDAX.

I respectfully announce myself as a candi. date for city comptroller subject to primary August 57th de TREVILLE. I hereby announce myself. a candidate for council from fifth ward subject to the ci primary of of August 27th C. GLASS.

For City Sexton. I nepeby announce myself as a. candidate for the office of city sexton subject. to the primary of August 27 1896. VICTOR LAMBERT I announce myself as a candidate for city sexton.

and if ejected I will retire from other business and give it my personal at tentlon. CLARK. I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of city sexton subject to the primary to be held August 27 1896- H. AUSTIN. To the Voters of the City of Atlanta-1 hereby announce my.

candidacy for. city sexton subject to the action of the city executive committee. CAPTAIN JOHN T. hereby announce myself for sesion of Oakland cemetery subject to tie primary of August 27th. I held this position from 1981 to 1891 and refer the it my record.

WILLIAM A. BONN ELL. I most respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of city sexton sub- Ject to the action of the primary August rats C. HANNAH. For City Treasurer.

I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for election as city treasurer subject to the primary. August 27th. JOSEPH T. ORME For- City HarsnaL I announce myself as a candidate for city- marshal with Mr. A M.

Shomo as deputy subject to the primary August 27 1896. WELLBORN HILL. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of city marshal subject to primary- August 27th. Mr. Alex Dlttler will be associated with me as deputy.

JOHX W. HUMPHRIES Per City Attorney. I respectfully announce myself for re election as city attorney subject to the action of white primary election called for August 27 1196. J. A.

ANDERSON. For City Clerk. I respectfully unce as a candidate for re-election tot city clerk. subject action of city executive committee. My associates in office will be Buchanan and George M.

Hope. W. PHILLIPS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of city clerk. subject to th primary August 27 1896.

Mr. W. 1. Camp bell will be associated with me. W.

D. GREENE. For Tax Collector. I most respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-election to the. office city tax collector subject to democratic primary August 27th.

ET PAYNE. I respectfully announce my elf a candidate for tax collector for the city. JOHN WYNNE. For City Engineer. I respectfully announce.

as a candidate for re election to the office of city iglneer subject to the primary. August 27 1596 11 CLAYTON. For Commissioner Public Works. I respectfully announce myself for re election to the office of commissioner of public works subject to the action of- the primary August 27 1896. WYLIE.

FOR BENT Houses Cottages rooms suitable for light housekeeping also furnished rooms second floor. FOR RENT A seven room hou No a Luckle street. near business part of city. Apply to R. C.

Mitchell 236 Ivy street aug 4 2 BOARDEBS WANTED. BOARDERS WANTEb LaVge ronrroom" nicely furnished and excellent table fare Location desirable and clo In. No. 93 Auburn avenue corner CourUand st EDUCATIONAL. NX HOW to become' lawfulphyslciars Lec.

tures by mail. Illinois Health Unlxeriity aug 4 6 LOST. LOST-Heavy gold seal ring letters C. C. on shield red tone.

Reward of 815. Return- to Cuyler Smith. 719 Temple court. aug 4 5 FOR SALE Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Second hand saloon fixtures 32 of them all sizes any price from JiQO to C20 must sell write quIck to American.

Saloon Fixture Co. Cincinnati augS 4w wed sat mon REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. nJtnla Sp uigsrGXraTui some and commodious cottage of ID rooms. facing the grounds of the Sweet Water Park hotel house Is new with ample halls and verandas. Price J2600.

H. Plumbe. Llthla Springs Qa. BUSINESS CHAJFCES. SMALL BUSINESS for sale cheap large profits guaranteed goon reasons for eefi- ing Will bear Investigating.

No. 61 East DO TOU SPECULATE Guide to Successful Speculation. mailed free. Wheat. provision cotton and stock speculation on limited margin thoroughly explained.

cprrefP dence solicited. Warren Ford Co. 11 Wall Street. New York. apr 80 104t thur sun WANTED Miscellaneous reflumeren send description and price to 21 E.

Hun- SECOND rT nRNlTURE Ve wm pay the highest prices' for second hand. furniture of any description get our prices lHn- Successor to Phoenix Auction' Co. 47 Decatur at. Main Spring Broken Its not your fault Tier" themselves. More springs it watches during the sutnw any other time We haw springs on earth and rta them for twelve months.

Julius BWattsCc Jewelers 67 Wlteha4' Cash Paid for Old Gold Si Security Warehouse The only strictly storage Atlanta facilities the. best Rates the lowest. Bonded and issues negotiable FOUNDRY ST. AND If you will call a the Southern Messenger he will take youradvertisem rii the Constitution office free 2 charge. Phone 1814.

bodied unmarried men between pg 21 anti 30 citizens of the United Si good character and temperate' hat can speak. read andTwlte English formation apply preferably by recruiting officer. Fort CUSTOM CUTTERS cutters of this continent are the 1836 system. Why cot join the sion Taught at the Cleveland schools Cleveland. 0 and New wed MORE DEMAND for barbers ttin er trades cembined.

Only eighth required to learn trade thorough 2 while learning. Ugh grade tool H35 Catalogue mailed free. Cincinnati7 college. 428 Plum street. Cincinnati aug 4 3-1 CASH PAID.

both sexes for thetei hors' addresses also newspaper cfl 35 per thousand. Incloser stamp i Western Clipping Bureau. Kansas CM aug 4 5 6 7 i WANTED-An idea. Who can thS 7 come smple thing to patent ftet Ideas they may bring you wealtk John. Wedderburn A Ctf depUvfl patent.

attorneys. Washington. DuCA ttlr 00 prize offer and list of lawi wanted. Slay 15 SITUATIONS WANTED or private school. by a and with good references.

W. care Constitution. WANTED Agents. JH AGENTS WANTED-To To sell Senator ers great silver book. Tie Bitfii the Standards.

the text book for this M- palgu. Send IS cents for sample. cof outfit. Schulte Publishing Company. eago.

tugt-fc NIIDERLAND Life Insurance. limited Established. IE8 Amrtelfe Holland. United States branch flee New York city Laukota JD era managers southern dept. building.

Union square. New. Yo the. most. attractive and easlesbse isles of any company.

reliable and getic agents wanted all over Geo ply witn references. to A. L. Mitch' eral agent for Georgia Athens Mjll MONEY TO TOAWX Tenple Court. Loans on collatere1 Atlanta real estate principals direct to me lowest rates best tf.

jj RILEY CO negotiate loaar tHi lowest rates on Improved Teal- special facilities for large amounts. Ml South Broad street. WEYMAN CONNORS negotiate 1e on city property at and 7 per Money ready fo- parties wan loans. Call In person. No.

LB building. WITHOUT REAL ESTATE fyO row what money you want train AsS Discount Company. Office. fifth flier pie Court. Joseph N.

Moody BARKER HOLLEMAN negotiate tea on' Atlanta real estate end Georgia te tans. building Atlanta SAMUEL BARNETT. No. 637 building negotiates real estate nortM loans on property In near Atlanta 8 rower can pay back any way he pUim aprl8-6sn v- MONEY TO LOAN straight at 5. Rt 7 per cent for five years on.

real Fulton and counties also But ly payment plan purchase money wanted. W. A Foster. No. 2 North Wf ytreet.

tt. REAL ESTATE LOANS. 6 7. cent. Money here.

Will call to 1 Charles II. Moody. 08 Temple Cewt julvM Int. jwg LOANS made on. real.

estate at low of interest without commission a payable in monthly InstallnientJ cha money notes bought EJwrtJ McCnd1es s. cashier Southern Loan Banking Co. No. East Alabama i T. W.

XTFR CO make lo8 choice. improved Georgia farm speoalty at vry low rate of Jt security is satisfactory Tale will 85 so No. H9Norcross building. June27 IZm SHORT and long loans on easy notes bought money on. hand no Sam Dean law.

37 Whitehall street. WE. LEND MONEY for building paying off mortgages also purchase notes bought. Rates. to per cent.

time. Call at headquarters building. 300 TO LOAN without commission- TO as Finley Attorney. lTij Peachtre jgr FOB RENT By John Woodside. the Renung Jj SO N.

Broad Street. corner- Waltor 7 h. 49 Garnett. g. and w.

i 12 60 Cedar st. at Peachtree. is 40 N. Forsyth 9 h. 415 Piedmont ate.

new- 3 8 Is. 198 Piedmont. 6 h. 29 Gresham. 6 375 Courtlantl.

tl 7 78 Williams. 6 216 Angler. 8 h. 43 Auburn. i 5 h.

10 Pine and Orme. 10 h. 12 Hunnleutt M. 6 h. 44'S Spring.

9 h. 3 Currttr street 6 59 Piedmont. 5 33 Cone. sf 6 h. 141 Hill.

HI IS Crew. and 3 7 It. 2 Cain. 8 r. ii.

332 Courtland. ByD. 30 23 3 sr 8 8 h. 1' 7 6 FTh 6 h. tt h.

r. 6 h. FOR RENT- P. Morris Sons St. Corner Walton.

Milliard street East Mitchell. South Butler. West Mitchell 1 Windsor with range Gllmer south Pryor i Ormond. Woodward. Summltt avenue Stonewall.

Twelfth th near Peachtree. East Pine Hunnleutt McAfee. Larkin. Johnson avenue MJeieral freifht COMMISSION Board Susp Been Som WO Judge Leigh beard- Officia Tayloe Go Gsnaral Freight gia Southern and yesterday to.pro- were wantedJn ev road commission. The commission to try to compel Wl Judge Harder" Stones lawyer aij quire the product incriminate Mr'- St pang.

The commH thepower Last week Mr. nianufacturerftif the committee Georgia Southern haul nd NortherJ brielt makers touj while he was comj the full weights. out A large maJ competitors a grel It was evident th tries from the ffe Ida's books. but agent was callei Mn Stonerefared that they would- billing la ai offer well as. againsd law.

and it pu In addition to tha sue the railroad- underbllllng for to recover for all business. per In favor of rious offenses punishable by he The apers In ll wera prepared at. fly general of presented to morning. Mr. con.

represents Important case. gla that the stat met with a ref hatna thjr was what similar. Ail dined to produe was sent to jail there three meantime settling compliinatt corn have been simili States' courts or. the courts could to bring the bool there are not' some confidenta parking houses. Jurisdiction of tojatt.

Mr. Stratton chj North nv and Florida permltte facturer to load charged only forj Georgia" Soutneij him freight in. the cars lo that onejcar wa and Northern anl Southeri i md billed by the marked up in The consignee at I the weight being I it was not dcnel MBGJ Leaves the To Gsa Mr. MatGane etot McCollum of I has resigned. anl field.

Mr. Garaef yule Chattano od Western and Vta Is a very eflklel great many ei ness. lie will tl Lcgan. of Chitf been in the road. ME.

One of the- SrJ Hen ffti oi fn of the Soutt rJ the passenger a Bee him off 1J lie was a dstif and made asjlt intent. He was to Portsnh3uhi change shows its app ways. Mr. Tayloe hi four years. and friends here.

Allerj coming from Louisiana. Railroad Til a his I atlonof raOrcaCj go hard witfe ties' law goes nt OLl provide ticket or se alteied ot InaJ senger who pas agj a The text of in form by Geierl of the South' is rcctior 1B assembly of ht lion iSJof of Louisiana Whoever forge. counter ticket. order fti fare. pass ce entitling or i ji or proprie oil upon and ra other puHsd with like JnlU deliver orke or delivery.

purchase. eic ticket. or the same or fal ely-allr 4 and on conT imprisonment than one year Whoever Tl to its origin ill value in wit conceal fiBL punch holes 11011 front any pen. receipt fol paper or ntitle-lhe passage on ni other pub fcW rce. SA ere Dtternce Oiio ad Teir leler sblt.

farmer oter was pu lshed Conttuton. cret- business Irele ad ulural rases ett r- a leter farmes the cmbine oranizatiln it- 11 enors 0lOI malU- faturrs prkt les el aimost er su estlol the omDlisslne hold ther olon Ird adopt lr kind bildiug cotN baf" lS usI are nad. st' Ie expressed IW hehIf ont material ties ftisille slid sug- substtute tie sttlj l. dn It. thinks pn' tnt condition tnI 1 enl le back their ton ti so lit tr yitl Jmands th.

I ton roers ontltutlol rej. nr y. trJay Intr- bu less mEn an many wert cty suggstt Commi sloner esbltt II wl1e dtfertIe of plncn I sUbjEct anr 10 raw trae ties tars I a I manufacturer han lot al te. lold years. In.

cease ths st n. tdarEd. the unu wall re ony si lon il States. thL. lle faled uder tb he II ts la1t yer.

it aid tat tvry tht si Te Icreased Explaned otere1 fr le hleale prle is iC th. 11' ristl eu nuus tent estil Itter Itated prce th. al yea. may 1" stee. nil tes las Increased thL year wa 3 year.

nserhants cai freight Pennshanla IncreaSd 3 substantaton cla 1ncease tht for ton tru th. prie tlt IIlease I gods made Al re Ij they Frher Expeced. ear pr 9 rie in' he ea It 135 budle. mEn deler baggng te wtre Ina wiilg- callng lvery tes an tme SEa- lon Iot pet rlse prie. mercant wi rfadr coton they urlsh a.

cas howevEr old-fashioned tes they wi oblgd thtr. manufacturerl. Naturally todspoe positon tes 1 wi cu bagg an wl goo bldng Tey eery compr sser wi tying balEs b. wi dfduct price expense regulaton tes. wi Agment Agnt Wie Tes.

alainst th. esbit Is deal morf old-fashioned t-r they thf ntre th an Icludcd coton. coton. COtOl. retr tht bE 5 3 I gain th.

thrt' wie te 1 cens 6. cents coton cens. dilerence wi makel 20. cns evr lale ted wlt atel Ue tan onilo. te wie' Faers tp AJ.

OElsJo er unot Ii Atan. eteray cOud re PM. hi Hi h8 reeived leter. prtest agist citon te anhla leter outneahi8 opinn. i mater.

commIsioner te tarmer bter condIton mny wi IOt ve thn 5 per provl810nswhlch tey tWI yer ther deprtent Nesbit ha Ive mater thorouh investgaton se I 8ubsttute te i Wfe leemJ deir- ba bten companie Ig. ifope 18S or thi fre brea epand. enabtng lx tnder wih tlJ fre ca at forb culd wih rpes. Lettrs Pqtet leter reehed ly tfe folowing se. re olutons a opted tarls Trup htfeas I coton te recently tts nearly 10 addilanal co coton grwer I5d Whtrtas.

We ad olr cal po l. th. GeorgU. ton tate pn en ot4n tt. elhtr me 9utlcint Jiscaim any iianier legitimate llslnss I vitw lmes.

IllenWI atenPt 10 reap Ind they havl lul tberlore ed wi tbt bit' fnd al sUlh atmpts del tht thl trus no lie wi unconcionaLlt exactons. furber. this ant resolutons forwared to. agriculure acton he pre thE Id pUblsh B. FERRELL.

1. Commisslonfr turs Atanta wl innstga. ton se feaslblf any colon MR. ALEN Hubannd Rfued I Wen Sh Caled Altn alegtd torier lunati. sti confned jai.

hl hi wie. indiaton" feldty an. erstwhie youngdetectve marrld. lss Adele Dek svEral wks ht might Iee me famiiar wih theatail th. famiy hoping way fam outla ws threlr re- I.

slceeded thE nt qui wih By Inttrventon DElks wtre ambitous. tetec- tn uld lay tbfm. r8. Alen Ivtd togEthEr a Whl. thEn epned tme Aln ICCUtI rherkq i enJoying hospiality Jaler lutanks.

DtIks movel hut h' Jot AIn sttms ltle rOlcerned about hfr hlsands ulfortunat. predia- mlnt Rhl ralEd jai twie siurt Inrarrat n. trst Islt thi Inrvl formal sErold tilt T1. Itlt hro anclle yel appta 1 I jai. tstErday afllrloon.

ktd bu band. lp I Alens c1 se lrEl In- wih hl wifE. ter dalmid unnsislakaide not I mlsssgt cOIEEd 111 Sht hlsbancl iter tated ihl Ivt him. th. oIportuniy se I Alen en' ltal erraton.

Ii hr I lt. tf hO. hi Jltle nd decded WT I. Delghtful e- i I Ages Aunae. Scot Insttuti eening delghttul wi insttuton.

menton sufcient to. se learing wi SUCCIs pint atendance a charater I wi reciatons wi chlely seltcted brl. lant refreshmlnts wi afer lerar Un erea th magnifcent tht prom nades Insttute lghtful tIme atcnd tercS Fiday a Fne Colector. Tur COjbErt as l01nd ovr Justce of afer lllt. EI ert I WQ 0 Captain cw ag.

Col rt Davs 121. Colhert hm Coly a feg he Colbrt ag ln untl arrsted yesteray. i as 5 0 r' 1 Old houep wl te tt watr rot I LogbUST 1 me gle brinty ce wate cld. Deght u' gl sivt of wod pn Sve you hdve youte yoU stengt you p. evehee ony Cc It Ja le Bl PhUaeph i AT F1 las fetlng a th Impeial indores Nea Counci Tlckit THE' Captin Peentd Tcket ad Wa Quiety.

SPEECHE WER Whikeed Indivdul CaUed ia In errpton la Moton Ofered. hud me I lt ratfe tcket b1 commItee city hal meetng Wa one. devoi1 pcal Interest prEsented tiket meetng fls wordelulog dHerent tlies capplng eah tme. Els gven coe attention. bing Inter pted tme sptch.

ln 18 Intfrupton createf In. thE mettlng. E18 wa tal. whlsktred ctzen. whole Was iald tat membr thir he aanst thl selerton Slplt aganst A.

Beate. bet Interess clty demnded It. essentaly BEaUe Chalran. ad substiuted SJple Sld thl unfteadl al rult tme ad Elis procEeed afer meetng trm Ller obstreprous ci- 12n wltl gestculaton. eVidenty unrlt moton.

mettng dEclned hs 10 1 strond mudI Te moton Ir. lef 1eal tcket objecton moton thE ratfcaton tl tcktt rat1katon wth. objecton whosenam pid tribute Ir. Gcor SeiplE Ir. eanest upprt tcket.

Alhough dll aplraton reptsent his ward counci. loyaly long frltnd Mr. Siple. Tcket Rtied. Th.

was raied oder 8:3 odolk Chairman el stagt tr. ltle U1ater. smal hrtd Ir Tvitwt th histor movtment rer1pd lag. lIPtan EI19 tcket I agee by mlte Jls pleasanl h. addrtsstd ie tket agreEd mreh' a sugg s' ton mltt Itd Ie tn men cltzns btIglan bl ks thy wantthem vlrl ed wanted th peoJle wanttd mtn ther ofic I betr place.

mtn si jobbey nepQtsm rl golrnment Ells thEn mfmbir Thf Conlt- th ote taktn Ir. wih klrs sa Tht artr moton ofreJ by Elis contnued tl nsight act commitee meetng adjOufed cowd quiety. prestnt. were abut twenty. thlrtl fee forty whrh' spleclec tcket a tht meetngwhlch thorizfd Nal appint mi te plat crwd meird Instgators.

mEet- admited smaler Poll mlsslonEr H. Stockdel Polce Com mls- sionCr Wl Paterson. cptain Ir. Fulon Colv1e Counciman John A. ller.

Counciman lr. Wlwatfecrtry meetng Coulclman Aldern lr. Geore S. te. I executve commitee II J.

l. lr. :11. Iaone. 1 Els.

Ir ore Casin W. 1 fvans ter Ir. D. Smih r. W.

Tery. v. 1 Curts other. Caddates SEvral enttred thf lat ofcial cm lst constanty A. known stree- I fo nt Is1n 21Y comitee otfory cmit I decln alow his cmmitee faty and wmmake botore prmary.

Ir. Boynton wihdrw rce. He. tat oppose commitees wi eiher deteate In in- depndent hI ac ton clque. wi opposed by 1.

S. Mltchelthe Nea 1t frt war tve Mr Mit Cmp r. Curts. Cris is tcket Canpdeclned Int comitee fory. he says st y.

tJe consideed omClaly he. race wa tormerl counci trm poit thid Wrd Toma Gole ae practcaly rc cuncil wl Gere Seple. tcket. fom wa. 1.

LSuer I te a wi out the touh wad atve dl ate te tcet e. fth S. GIs Lmber counc1Tbey wi 1. Stephenl cmmittee ottorty tcket war J. i feld wt E.

Peter ticket Sml. Boud Oer. Jo Brown neg bY. wa tedbfr Justo Blodwih yesteray atteron bIng 1plcated Tro Lundr rbbr plac te a. Tre.

negos wer at. ad bun sa carge were witesss Itte agast rwn ovr ciy cma cou rt. lti4 i. 7O v. LJ ffH E.

O. I. AT 1 TaRcelver fij. nl. lduteTRt 1Ode I i I I Tt ar bu daYltor TaX Arlltead i Theta boks thaLhVeben I lut sprng rebelng rpldlY I' loed.

the' deliquents wih retur proprlY retIvers ofice lst w1' ad book wI cosefor resluton PIsea tewweeks thl commlsloner al lqtfts wi dluble taed. delay ch asessment I 4other ason 18teads atrbuted to. I re waitng. tht n. sldaton tdX rturn orer Ix ta rate th ensulnl Yc l.

I canot unU receVl bokl al footng ThUI consoldated comrlssilners aount of b' ad weghed togethe. an euly sen ei tapayer meetng cor- misIoners wi cled i wi abut fxed. workig consoldate re- sad IJ whlh tel wi boks I wi succeeing admirbly work" t. Trd br Cmmissioners meEts ocock ofce Jntz boad. routne mater slon ae mattr sensatona rgular rols lnd bis orered my consolda- ton returs briefy busi- Iransacte sesion ComUissioners oday Te prop5ed Atanta Associaton.

wih oppositon sloner money. nualy matenace ta peple pas 10W an ltgation Inrnaed the. caimed. court dls ose al cas Crimia I uy Tyng rsoners wit Pett. Ofe Senten es amountng tlnY-11X mOi I changag apprtontd ciy crimna Bery anti fnes aggreg tng aue al artcles worh wer.

ahgJ 0 ben amountd tha st more' ll fgre. thirty-six wero orge Saseen. a lte. 10y. ben stlalng newspapr hoWe wa vr lmal pper hi strEngh.

He aw paptr srd and piked I Slng. I. pen jai sevral additina yesterday. Bab McConnel. ginger-colored nego womal.

wa wlhslmple Te aleged Ibe wQrt atrfing den aginst Ue guity. fne impsed byhe court pir pant fom a Datur argn but. pay pfs th aount necessar. wlh whih ad wi gg monts. Dxes cgas sia.

bb notwlthst nding tem fne 5 F. A. hhf se polce a- Haris thef. wa denlel hi guit ju guity 1m months ad labr publc Clne wa cOlvlcted usaul upn C. C.

Cumings a. tve fneot 1. TO. 1 sal ne ro ben jai charg larcenyfrom te ouse. casp aa ha sl ce ordinary.

verdicts-of gultywere caes chai1 cuttng haulng tm. br frm ralroad pr ferred ad Hars. I bth caseJ te prsoners wer rel ase. a te evltence was sufcient untl ocloc mrning. wi rmamder Steag Crn Andrw.

Dufy. er. bfore Justce mrning steall rn frm cornfeld Ar. Rolo rsides West End raded tbe. cornfeld mornln wer Rols Al.

TH SE RPJ NT'S. COITIOI US In a iate cmpety ert ILOODPOISO uceyed it hC te pi db the9em td I I I IW SEC A iniu 1l Itllli' I' iI 1" U' 1 Id i- I i 0 I I IO I LO i Oft 8 CO'S EXR. SKNiTDBAD ae te Pst. Ripst ad 8elest le gw tb. Gtdn 1' Nort Col.

c- att Bk 2s puch 5 Pleant. Cl anl Delrlul Smoke LYON" WORK. NC 111111. 11. le Lnen Finih I Laundr glos Vi break aford any oter.

TrioStaar Atanta Ga to. Agent i Oter Tows. rlr OIO tntuo Ill a oR we ag IUW au Pm aJs pU wvsva IVH S3UfVd ATTRACTIN ad FIday night hlbiton orid rnowned I sielght maks Ventrioquism Flth Regmet L. EWOQD I9 ll 11111. eP a 1 I lEnt wihout nu- II sng I succesor Pharmaclen IJ lll il GEORGA COUNTY.

arys Ofce. Augst 3. 18. Bal hls appled eXlmpUon peronaty settng apar valuaton home lo daI i li a 1. myomce.

CALOUN Orina. BU IESS OPORTtTS. rVERA ne Income wih 2 saff. F. D3ly13 Yo' k.

july-3t OLI. heAc ight 01 fve galon quanttes del cty notce pstal 15. II. Boulevar. DEN STY.

Atata Parlor. Ins rted wihout plate. th fnest slver flngs one-half ium- os 43 bUIdnx corer Peahtree Maieta streets Frot WATED. WANTErB In sub rb8 for lady. two chidren ad Addrls locton Tevanlon22.

Savannlh. DIC LGISLTON LAGU te Cuhouse Tday ad erfec a Orgzaton. tng wi mornig at 10:30 oclok thepurpse prfectlg orga zaton tos advocate princple' intaUve reer ndum apple maing repeai laws. enthuiastc meetng wa S. Luis 2d anatonal leage c9mpose wel- know dfeent poltca pates.

Lgislaton Leage pltcat orgaizaton. purp eucate. 1 queston demratc goverment. ad. brlg coret Jratce tat of numbr Atata ciiens have Invied.

Ignife a. Intenton pa meet g. and te genera Iublc I corday Invite to had. I tat In erestng wi mae. Ho's Saaparia gve grea.

biy. neve enta ad digestve Tbl I 11 succss i overcmng that tlefeeUg ad instlllg newlte Ito te by. ntes to ie Te Centia it Geoga RawaYCompayls elng excurion tcket Tbee te folowIng. low rtesT Jt8oddaY lmited retu 1t ndy tom dateot sle30. 1 Tcket Sturdylmted rtur eo' te prel lee Att everveng 7 ocock avg atbe torb fst.

er tos ah eualec Tckt on at16. Wal stet un0ndepot. jun sat tue We tu 1. 1 1 i l1 a dd aldernim i1 Mut side. teprmar eale AUt 2th.

1. respectuly aOlcltcU i PpoI Nheoter fL Y9N te I herebyano ce Pysel as' candld te ade ai' prll. AUfustcZI8. FRANK ICE respectuly myselta. 8 Ca.

or aderman lldet aton. of. cty eecutve commite. suppor lY tred8and felow cItzens. 1 S.

MITCIELL Couclman. announe myslf a meltr ciy counci te wa. 10 te democratc prmary Augst 2th. D. A.

BATIE desl annou ce tat. a or th' th acton executve. I comtee J. HOYLE I Atanta Ga. TO a I Aianta myse a I counci G.

B. BEAUCHMP. 1 respetuly ann ce cahdidate ciy counci te wad the. 0 2th. P.

8 ct counci wad respectuly solc- I. telQw citzens PrImar Augst 2th. Ciy Comp oler. i a ofce' cty comptroler. cir u8 olel l.

a l. i Algee HLLIAY. rePctfuly a cndi- or comptroler. ma 2th. RG TREVILE.

cadidate cuncl ffh 8tbject to' tl city. prma ot. AUgst th S. CGLSS Cit Seton by cZdldate omc cty. priary Augst 18.

E. nounce mysel cn ldate ad I. wi retre jve jer5nll a tpnton C. CLRK. myelf cty te primar Augst 16 D.

AUSTI. Voter. Ciy. Atata. an unce candiday ciy sxton.

sUbjet acton te ciy executve CAPAIN' MILL. I arnou Oaland cemeter rar Augst 2th. ti positn 181 181 iUc 0. reord. I nIN respecttl anounce teofcot cty sexn jet acton otthe prmar Augst Zt Ct Teasuer.

respectuly snnoutce. mysel as a' olecton a ciy subjet prmary Augst 2th OS OR E. Fo. mysel candldate ciy wih r. A.

11. primar Augt 2. 1 WELBORN HIL I respctuly annOnc mysel a ca- reelecton te cty mral subjec prmr Augst 2th. Alx D1ter. wi asociate Wt JOH HUMPHRI.

Fo Cit Atorney. I repctuly mysel Or re- eleton 8 ciy atorny. to. acton primar eecton caled Augt 2. I9.

Clerk fspectfullv anrtnce a re to acton ciy commite a. socates ofce Wl T. J. Geore 3. PHILLIP.

reby anoun Y8 lC cndidate cty cerk subjet the primar Augst 2. 18. Cp bl wi be. aS20iated wih. GREN Tu.

Coletr. resect tuly mysel. cadidate releton of cty tx coletor sbjet demoatc 2th. ET respectuly myse cand- tx colector cit. 2HN F.

WN Cit rspeetfuly. as radldate. re theomce otc1yelgneer. subjet primar. Augst 2.

1S' RM CLYTON Comsioner Plc Work. respecttuly mysel elpcUn to. cmml sloer publc wrks. acton otthe prima Augst 1. 1.

D. G. WIE. CotguEte FOR RE 19 E. Cn suit of four.

suitble lgt. rlshed rms seond foor. FR- houS. 45 Lucke nir par ciy. Mitchl Iv street BOADE WA.

BARDER fWAN rg rt ncely furishe ad excelent fP. Lcaton deslralle' ad cose In Aubur corne Courtand. july2it EDtCATION tgy IJ lt er 6t LOT. gld rng Iters. shid Retu.

Smth. 9 5t FORS Mlseeaeo1 I. SALESeondhad saoon ftures. 3 tem al sies. prce fro 0 sel writ Amercan" Sloon Fixtur Ccinnat O.

aug sa J0n I REA. ESTAT SA FOR SA AtUt Spr1s. a n- ctagaot facng gunds SWlt. Pak nEWWlt hal ad. veranda.

Pce 5 HL Lihla Spring. a DUStSS ANTEDT8Ib salon go dec aO bu- SlLh BUSIE rsecap lage prfts ganted raons for sel- log. WUba inyesUgatng. No6LEat Cn. tre YOU.

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ll1Ie. Rtes lQwest Bond Ind tsues gO FOVR A WL i U.caJI..a resS rn wjtk youradYeri i of Jr xf WA TEDFor. Unite State zb e3. 1 1h 1 go chara terad ha spa. read ad rte Englhdo I foratonvppI.

preeralYbYJe ultgofcer ort1IcPh r8DG. jE Us CTERS WANTE Ing ctfr contlent ai the18 Wy' nUoi te. slon1 hta. Lthe ean. 1.

chol 0. ad. CI sunwe i IORE DEMANlor babrti I trde cemlined.O- ht requed. thOr ug. whie lea9ng hghgade Catloe laledfre cOlge 42lumtreetCin aug4 3 a PAI.

botseie fo thl4 bO. rs alsOJew spaIr 3 tpfo stern Clppln teau Kas i aug4 567 'n'o- WATElA deWho J1l Im pie tlng n1. e. te. i.

Idea rayObrigyouwu edderbur dettfJ ltentattorn ey Wa Sh. Ington ISUO pre oead lst il' intec Ya SI isw WEDltqaton tea her. i. prlvatescloolbya Jadyof ti gt ce jJ AGETS WATEDTD selSN ers geat sIver JeBt the Stdars' te b9ktot pa Send1 ntsfo spleCI outft SchulePublsg COZpJ co aU NEDERLD LfeInrnc e. lmie Estblihe185A.

Holad Unie brnch fce NeWYor dtyLuk er maagelouther pr Di buldlngVnlJn square NeWYI atactvc ad. aslets. Icie acmpaYJreUableai geUC.agentswatealFo\er. pIYwt rferencesto LMlth erl agent Gerga. tbens.

i 1J GEcRG S. AY prlvatewK TelpleCourt Ianincl Aiant reetatepnncip son c1 meI estft bJ8t a Ri RT COne i ie-i rtes on.imprye.- pclal faclUesor lre am Ut I uth Bras rL I WU' CNORSn ondt prpry ahiad I MOney. to. PaiE. a.

1. CI penND buiding. WIHOUTREAL eI wbat wauLfroAt DI unt. Comp ny omCl nfhJo le CurJoephN iMopdy hi DARFRHOr ie ia. AUatreaestte andGerpf noulbuldlngA SAME BANW 6.

10 or catpayback alyway hlPI apr 96 MONYTO A fr ghialcSi lf er rt sJ pYtnFpl purhueloeJ want AFQsterd 1orh treet C. ma RE LESTATLANS61 cJ MoneY h. erew ican 1. e. CarlesE looY5fTem le july-1n ii LArade rea estate' aU01n ltout mssI nU I.

terLI. Banking 9 1 wlhXE8 to imPve Goratani a fp alty lownte ot1n securit i t1aOrTaew s. 99rrssbundl Att adlor e8. noes ouhtmoney had 4 i Sa CDea atomey at lehal stret- 1 LE MoNEit rb ldt i paYIn Of. rortg pu.

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ind rr wl he cm 1 je I. utDf largeI3 I itO r. a tJh Qt weI' agln Wa nip i rlI tGt tr ti ibttePls rJnta oloL rouI fene" puhabr bY1 I Ji iJ Yijerea9f Pl ent iJ imprnt. se. tl1t i c1e ro aAenttojal fo rE I mtme cm t1 10m slm st Tii COISTITUTION WEDKESDAY AUGUST 5 196 I 2 4 1 anu ii NOTTHE 4 v1 cornmielofl i t1 I 1 i rircies :1 yester- iF day.

Li i l11 year. sugrestioii eommissbfler ii4Jl thetr rd utier binding I91 use i1t seei. UAt 4ts1 feasihhe I ties 1th 41i11 ill i1ItI i so triot' yields 111 growers. :4 A IeOrher y-sterday itser- t1it 1 9 I suggested Ti I cinion 2dany or. I manufacturers I 4 ji they I Jj irt' tbL hhte year that ot th I fir iie Increase i y-uy risen NiiLtL W43 i year.

I ut freighta he Penusyltania tt i. iLi price 3 increase 1t ii II In they 1135 i willing- H. son not ready i I i used i I blndng They th the by I I I- ii I i 1. I only I I the I tie I ti I i every ties omiss1oner re- ha any WIre by l5etltO th view Inovenietit we. county re- hi th lucky Mrs.

forwhieh hospitality coucerned predica- she very hut- brown appeari afternoon asked see ill desired de- he see recovered vsther as Friday I de- I irr larceny Cody stat I1 of the tP1 rots i glass. i :1 saves only-by t. Lou1 1 8 I TIOKEF to worded whose cit- Neal ratification namewas long 8:34) ociouk. Neal th iiittee forty. ticket suggs- et ceded selecting men else's cily yesterday.

say. any five whIch meetlugwhich au- flhittet V. I V. Mr H. M.

officlai well-known He Mitchellthe th Mr. f- i is-also SmallBoy tried-before Iaos ar- rown. FIFHcb I Tax i Be bus Thetax avebeen a de- re thisWOrk to. li six nuts city havebeen bled house paper it. y.

the guilty. bythe guiltywere courtforthe Tomand ers. yester. cc J. CURESTHE SER PENT'S ILOOD POISON it huIin IlOTe3tbepoisop mndbuildsupthe VabaWtresdo the die.

Sed hi eitmeat mailed es 5WIfl zrcinc co LIlIES. 4 I Ul ON SNDKINITOBACa- 1g' NCr suslillil lift IIIIIsiiIIiiiiiSIuaiIiptiSliISiIIiIIUC in aoto3 tflUOZ JU 510 eowag on stsg aaAe UIOWOJ civil eq upssq pal iuusej fflVH ex aces iwu INJECT guar n. J. COUNTY. oclock id AVERAGE WEEKLY with Conservative july7-30t toii tevard.

teaCh WANTED-Board suburbs andto is ybee rates for 5. cx- sale atl6Wail junlztt tuca J)7 I ts c' H. A 7. rnyselfasa ofthe 2 I. toannounce thatI To thirdward theprimary city FQ city i.

tothe th. or 7 ELAMBERT mysehfasa 27. BONNELL. theofllceof CityMarshal. 27.

JOHNW. a- myself re ofcity-eigtneer R. rC. 27. Houses Kte RENT Cain suite RENT-A seven-room.

house ff6 iErswNi rotiCi close lawful physiclars health letters aug4lt SALE Second 620 aug54w wedsattoon SALE-At LithIa Springs. Ga. hand. weetWater With-ample WANTED-TO sell a beer saloonI good trade good locality reaon other busi- nesL aliH0 Decaturat. sell- Cain street.

correspondence WANTED of tents tD2i legal. thehighest ourprlces before gehln. tionCo ior rej' summer 18 Watts ii CashPad GOIdSI1 riWarehous 4j war W. 4 Ifyou wilicall MessengZ si wilitake your advert isetht HELP hatg and write lw letig McPhers july 26 gti WANTij log hy Ne sun barbjj. eight lea iing toots Cincinnali bothsexes.

fg 3 i 4. 5. letee dept. A Do 11880 tea lady of exwi Addrrn WAAgen bookfor Amste muk iudim eral York. andeasiestsel 1 05w" AL' GECftGII MAY.

private. ban5 00171 realesi lie at6and fo wanting 0. 4E ESTATI1yOO esS be' CUhIIt'- ia al fl Equi or estaie iI A. BN 6. said'S see ItS Juiyillnl commisslonazd chase EdT Co.

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6 Sir. h. a f10L0' e.l Eyidilce High The SOMECOOOuW giaSouthlrn to pro I comPelhl at I nion dd not hay comini 4) nanufacturerc of I Wit i and Nqrther I. in ii coot full ofa ma gre a I wascallei Stone refuted I an i 3 agains i th iz iii DIned Ii Thepapers I Cra sta a A was for three aettlilt simil I I boo I' tO jail. cli I Nothsrn hd tmitt i to i Gergla Southe i carsloed i thatone car iv an I I I a I wasnot dene He th Mat Gari at.

Garie I tI eira ie greatmany fiet I I. Chit ia. I. A tiumber oi I I scehim off fo I dst andrnadeasile panyspasn 0 iS alpei it 1) tm ANTi' Ti ation of rallrc Wllli. otly ic el1i' or' jIS a provides for.

i cfi passage on IT it. I. 13. 5. 133 of Ite Lou clans follostw count ft 0 sr- puti hi a or otlti to 15 falsely altr eansie ci tiilu 0 wrt' entliie ihe hal ci' or ts84i ThC.1.